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Titans’ Tyler Lockett on Goal of Playing Until 40: “Not Going to Retire With Something Left on the Table”
Veteran wide receiver Tyler Lockett is making it clear—he’s far from done. Now with the Tennessee Titans, Lockett has openly shared his ambition to keep playing in the NFL until he’s 40 years old, saying, “I’m not going to retire with something left on the table.”
Lockett, 31, signed with the Titans earlier this offseason after spending nine successful seasons with the Seattle Seahawks. Known for his route running, clutch catches, and leadership, he’s bringing veteran experience to a young and developing Titans offense led by new quarterback Cam Ward.
In a recent interview, Lockett expressed his passion for the game, explaining that as long as he feels healthy, productive, and mentally sharp, he plans to keep chasing greatness.
“I don’t want to look back and say I could’ve done more. If my body’s good, my mind’s good, I’m going to keep going,” Lockett said.
With the Titans retooling their offense under head coach Brian Callahan, Lockett’s experience and hunger to keep competing may prove to be a key piece in Tennessee’s push to return to playoff contention.
SUMMARY:
Breaking: Titans WR Tyler Lockett says he plans to play until age 40, stating, “I’m not going to retire with something left on the table.” Lockett, 31, joined the Titans this offseason and wants to keep competing as long as his body allows. (via ESPN/NFL)
